Holy Shit Batman! ...and other things that float...

[trichrider]

Poisoning the air; The chemtrails are laced with metals contrary to life. Poisoning the ground.
Changing weather patterns…uh dare I admit Global Warming is perfectly within the realm of reality after watching this lengthy documentary.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jf0khstYDLA

What they indicate is that the reflectant used enters soil and interferes with the plants ability to produce cells properly…yet the antidote will become available from the United States Government…an aluminum resistant genetically modified food source…
　
“BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a major aluminum tolerance gene, SbMATE (for Sorghum bicolor member of the multidrug and toxic compound extrusion transporter family), that is responsible for the Alt SB locus (for aluminum tolerance in Sorghum bicolor ), cloned from sorghum along with its native promoter and regulatory regions, a construct containing the gene and a constitutive promoter, a vector containing the construct, and a method of transforming a plant utilizing the construct and vector, and plants, including staple crop plants, transformed with the gene construct having increased tolerance to aluminum toxicity. “

http://www.freepatentsonline.com/7582809.html

This appears eccentric accepting this as gospel, and is serious and troubling even in fiction; but with recent developments in the world, who can discount even the most bizarre claims.

The patent is only granted after the claims are substantiated.

Facts are fucked sometimes.

Anyone out there see this as their two minute warning?…

 

[auto guerilla]

wow so they will own all food? sounds crap. nothing new tho. gotta expect this kinda crap in the future.

 

[resinryder]

Another bowl of soylent green please.

 

[trichrider]

wow so they will own all food? sounds crap. nothing new tho. gotta expect this kinda crap in the future.

no, but yes.

much more devious...eradicating the ability to produce enough food to sustain the population...anywhere.

think of it like this...if they can GM plants with the ability to produce cells capable of withstanding loads of Aluminyum, they could GM humans capable of resisiting same...

 

[immaculate]

So what will the elite eat?

Surely not GM poison?

 

[Mountain]

I've heard of the aluminum resistant plant thing. I never believed the whole chemtrail thing until I talked to a friend. He works with an organic agriculture crop and while things like arsenic, cadmium, lead and mercury are either non detectable or about .5 ppm max the aluminum content jumps all over the place from well below 100 ppm to well above 200 ppm. The enviro the stuff he works with is very stable and changes very slowly so when I saw the lab reports from samples taken throughout the summer I was definitely surprised.

 

[immaculate]

Good bit of info there.

Why aren't reports like this released?

And what would the aluminum be attributable to according to the official story?

 

[Mountain]

Good bit of info there.

Why aren't reports like this released?

And what would the aluminum be attributable to according to the official story?

Why aren't reports like that released? Kind of selfish business reasons cause it would possibly draw undesired media attention. The aluminum levels fall well within acceptable USP guidelines but he does not want anyone to know what's going on as consumers might then see the product as contaminated. A real problem he's gonna have to contend with is possible radioactive contamination and will be doing some tests this summer.

FYI ug/g is the same as ppm.



There is no 'logical' reason for the widely fluctuating aluminum content. Some days the samples are pretty high and some days pretty low.

 

[immaculate]

Why aren't reports like that released? Kind of selfish business reasons cause it would possibly draw undesired media attention. The aluminum levels fall well within acceptable USP guidelines but he does not want anyone to know what's going on as consumers might then see the product as contaminated. A real problem he's gonna have to contend with is possible radioactive contamination and will be doing some tests this summer.

FYI ug/g is the same as ppm.



There is no 'logical' reason for the widely fluctuating aluminum content. Some days the samples are pretty high and some days pretty low.

Yeah, the answer was sort of in the question, wasn't it?

Talk about a scorched earth....

You think the pilots don't know they're dropping stuff on us (the chemtrail pilots)? Or does the theory read that all planes are loaded with excess stuff to drop on us?

I can't believe people are able to work jobs that involve cloning animals or detecting poison without some sort of moral revelation or complete breakdown. Modernity is awesome.

 

[Mountain]

I'm at a loss to identify where the aluminum is coming from conclusively. The processing equipment is all stainless steel, food grade plastic, etc. and a certified organic product. If I revealed which product it might hit a bit too close to home for me. The most likely answer seems to be it's dropping out of the sky based on the stability of the environment and the aluminum content fluctuations. There's actually another possibility of runoff but that would mean it's just washing in from the surrounding countryside which is very undeveloped so then my thought would be where's the aluminum in the runoff coming from???

For sure the private data I've seen has made me rethink the whole chemtrail thing. I know of others in the general area that have been testing snow, surface soil and small ponds. Seems some of the results from places like the ponds where things can accumulate are coming in ridiculously high for aluminum...and I live in the middle of nowhere.

I know of some peeps in agriculture and they are claiming their soil pH is slowly climbing.

 

[immaculate]

Yeah, I think it's time I finally do a heavy metals cleanse this summer.

 

[trichrider]

Aluminum
The name aluminum is derived from the ancient name for alum (potassium aluminum sulphate), which was alumen (Latin, meaning bitter salt). Aluminum was the original name given to the element by Humphry Davy but others called it aluminum and that became the accepted name in Europe. However, in the USA the preferred name was aluminum and when the American Chemical Society debated on the issue, in 1925, it decided to stick with aluminum.
Aluminum is a soft and lightweight metal. It has a dull silvery appearance, because of a thin layer of oxidation that forms quickly when it is exposed to air. Aluminum is nontoxic (as the metal) nonmagnetic and non-sparking.

Aluminum has only one naturally occurring isotope, aluminium-27, which is not radioactive.

Applications

A silvery and ductile member of the poor metal group of elements, aluminum is found primarily as the ore bauxite and is remarkable for its resistance to oxidation (aluminum is actually almost always already oxidized, but is usable in this form unlike most metals), its strength, and its light weight. Aluminum is used in many industries to make millions of different products and is very important to the world economy. Structural components made from aluminum are vital to the aerospace industry and very important in other areas of transportation and building in which light weight, durability, and strength are needed.
The use of aluminum exceed that of any other metal except iron. Pure aluminum easily forms alloys with many elements such as copper, zinc, magnesium, manganese and silicon.
N early all modern mirrors are made using a thin reflective coating of aluminum on the back surface of a sheet of float glass. Telescope mirrors are also coated with a thin layer of aluminum.
Other applications are electrical transmission lines, and packaging (cans, foil, etc.).
Because of its high conductivity and relatively low price compared to copper, aluminum was introduced for household electrical wiring to a large degree in the US in the 1960s. Unfortunately problems on the functioning were caused by its greater coefficient of thermal expansion and its tendency to creep under steady sustained pressure, both eventually causing loosening the connection; galvanic corrosion increasing the electrical resistance.
The most recent development in aluminum technology is the production of aluminum foam by adding to the molten metal a compound (a metal hybrid), which releases hydrogen gas. The molten aluminum has to he thickened before this is done and this is achieved by adding aluminum oxide or silicon carbide fibers. The result is a solid foam which is used in traffic tunnels and in space shuttle.

Aluminum in the environment

Aluminum is an abundant element in Earth's crust: it is believed to be contained in a percentage from 7.5% to 8.1%. Aluminum is very rare in its free form. Aluminum contribute greatly to the properties of soil, where it is present mainly as insoluble aluminum hydroxide.
Aluminum is a reactive metal and it is hard to extract it from its ore, aluminum oxide (Al2O3). Aluminum is among the most difficult metals on earth to refine, the reason is that aluminum is oxidized very rapidly and that its oxide is an extremely stable compound that, unlike rust on iron, does not flake off. The very reason for which aluminum is used in many applications is why it is so hard to produce.
Several gemstones are made of the clear crystal form of aluminum oxide known as corundum. The presence of traces of other metals creates various colors: cobalt creates blues sapphires, and chromium makes red rubies. Both these are now easy and cheap to manufacture artificially. Topaz is aluminum silicate coloured yellow by traces of iron.
Recovery of this metal from scrap (via recycling) has become an important component of the aluminum industry. Industrial production world-wide of new metal is around 20 million tons per year, and a similar amount is recycled. Known reserves of ores are 6 billion tones.

Health effects of aluminum
Aluminum is one of the most widely used metals and also one of the most frequently found compounds in the earth's crust. Due to these facts, aluminum is commonly known as an innocent compound. But still, when one is exposed to high concentrations, it can cause health problems. The water-soluble form of aluminum causes the harmful effects, these particles are called ions. They are usually found in a solution of aluminum in combination with other ions, for instance as aluminum chlorine.

The uptake of aluminum can take place through food, through breathing and by skin contact. Long lasting uptakes of significant concentrations of aluminum can lead to serious health effects, such as:

- Damage to the central nervous system
- Dementia
- Loss of memory
- Listlessness
- Severe trembling
Aluminum is a risk in certain working environments, such as mines, where it can be found in water. People that work in factories where aluminum is applied during production processes may endure lung problems when they breathe in aluminum dust. Aluminum can cause problems for kidney patients when it enters the body during kidney dialyses.

Inhalation of finely divided aluminum and aluminum oxide powder has been reported as a cause of pulmonary fibrosis and lung damage. This effect, know as Shaver’s Disease, is complicated by the presence in the inhaled air of silica and oxides of iron. May also be implicated in Alzheimer’s disease.
Environmental effects of aluminum
The effects of aluminum have drawn our attention, mainly due to the acidifying problems. Aluminum may accumulate in plants and cause health problems for animals that consume these plants.

The concentrations of aluminum appear to be highest in acidified lakes. In these lakes the number of fish and amphibians is declining due to reactions of aluminum ions with proteins in the gills of fish and the embryo's of frogs.
High aluminum concentrations do not only cause effects upon fish, but also upon birds and other animals that consume contaminated fish and insects and upon animals that breathe in aluminum through air. The consequences for birds that consume contaminated fish are eggshell thinning and chicks with low birth-weights. The consequences for animals that breathe in aluminum through air may be lung problems, weight loss and a decline in activity.

Another negative environmental effect of aluminum is that its ions can react with phosphates, which causes phosphates to be less available to water organisms.

High concentrations of aluminum may not only be found in acidified lakes and air, but also in the groundwater of acidified soils. There are strong indications that aluminum can damage the roots of trees when it is located in groundwater.



Read more: http://www.lenntech.com/periodic/elements/al.htm#ixzz1N6MfKG7b

...10 to 12 times the soil PH change in five years! a very dangerous escalation.

this is just one of the chemicals being dispersed. evil, wicked, mean, and nasty putting this in the air that all creatures share...

 

[trichrider]

besides aluminum, there's barium...

Health effects of barium
The amount of barium that is detected in food and water usually is not high enough to become a health concern.
People with the greatest risk to barium exposure with additional health effects are those that work in the barium industry. Most of the health risks that they can undergo are caused by breathing in air that contains barium sulphate or barium carbonate.

Many hazardous waste sites contain certain amounts of barium. People that live near them may be exposed to harmful levels. The exposure will than be caused by breathing dust, eating soil or plants, or drinking water that is polluted with barium. Skin contact may also occur.

The health effects of barium depend upon the water-solubility of the compounds. Barium compounds that dissolve in water can be harmful to human health. The uptake of very large amounts of barium that are water-soluble may cause paralyses and in some cases even death.
Small amounts of water-soluble barium may cause a person to experience breathing difficulties, increased blood pressures, heart rhythm changes, stomach irritation, muscle weakness, changes in nerve reflexes, swelling of brains and liver, kidney and heart damage.
Barium has not shown to cause cancer with humans. There is no proof that barium can cause infertility or birth defects.


Read more: http://www.lenntech.com/periodic/elements/ba.htm#ixzz1NEYN14sy

fuglier and fuglier my friends...

 

[Stoner4Life]

chemtrails???

 

[trichrider]

yep. tastier than a shit sandwich, but a bit less satifying.

i know that peeps think this is stooopid...but so was space flight, and the earth used to be the center of the universe...or so they said.

 

[immaculate]

Look, if the scientific evidence supports the conclusion, then an investigation needs to begin on those terms. Yet often we are unable to produce any scientific evidence thanks to the Orwellian restrictions on thought and information. And people don't care. They really don't. They're ready to buy, buy, buy.

Really we've reached a point in social consciousness at which the universal mediocrity that governs thought and action has become even more mediocre. Questions like this can't be asked, adults are like kids with the TV reflecting in their eyes and drool going down their mouth when it comes to issues of political, economic, and social importance.

The brains have all been washed, and it happens on a continual basis. Even those who do not lack critical thinking skills lack the ability to extract themselves from the liberal mold in which they're encased. The "free thought" dogma is more of a mass opiate than religion ever was or can be, precisely because of its nature - people are tricked into thinking they're open minded and objective, the whole time never realizing that a distinct set of concrete attitudes govern that mindset.

I just want to grow trees and hike the woods and fish the streams. Fuck society.

 

[trichrider]

were there a universal mediocrity would you propound such? as proof of it?

televison is the drug of which you spake, yet withdrawal has you frightened of actually turning it off and excercising your mental faculties instead of numbing your butt on the couch, stuffing chips into your mouth and salivating over the advertisements.

no, eschewing the drivel and reexamining simple truths beyond blame for your own mediocrity will provide the hubris needed to alter that misconception.

no slight intended, only just a difference of perception between us...you see an empty glass, i see a need for a refill.

but to dismiss this out of hand is what you were directed to do, like it or not you seem encased in your own paradigm, desperately seeking egress.

studies are being done, have been done, on the effects of this activity. this is occurring regardless of your denial or my attempted revelation, what it is that we can do to mitigate, change, or stop these sprayings...or even to bring them to light, is what concerns me.

if you have an agenda, do you do it surreptitiously or blatantly? try both.

if the header had said "CHEMTRAILS" would your interest been piqued, or would you scoff because the 'mediocre' media convinced you that chemtrails were some nutjob conspiracy?

thank you for your time.

 

[trichrider]

Environmental Associations
Plants remove substantial amounts of nutrients from the soil during their normal growth cycle and many long-term environmental changes occur as a result of this process. Effects on the soil go considerably beyond the straight removal or depletion of nutrients. Charge balance must be maintained in the plant-soil system during nutrient uptake. Charge balance is usually achieved by the excretion of proton and/or hydroxyl ions by the plant to replace the absorbed nutrient cations or anions. For example when plants are fertilized with ammonia, they acquire most of their nitrogen in the form of the ammonium cation, rather than from the usual nitrate anion. Because nitrate is the only anion used by the plant in large amounts, the net result of this change is that during normal nutrient uptake the proton excretion will far exceed that of hydroxyl ions. In the case of vigorously growing plants, the amount of excreted protons can be sufficiently large as to decrease the pH of the soil by several pH units. Changes in soil pH of such magnitude can have large implications for a number of soil processes such as soil structure, nutrient availability and leaching of nutrients. The immediate effect on the soil may be favorable for some plants, especially acid-loving plants, in that it tends to make iron more available. However, in the long run, lowering the soil pH can be deleterious to plants in that the availability of nutrients will change. A lower soil pH will allow micronutrients to be more readily leached from the soil profile, eventually resulting in deficiencies of nutrients such as Cu and Zn. Additionally, when the pH of the soil drops much below pH 5, the solubility of Al and Mn can increase to such an extent as to become toxic to most plant growth (see textbook Figure 5.5).
http://5e.plantphys.net/article.php?ch=3&id=289

 

[grozzef]

yep. tastier than a shit sandwich, but a bit less satifying.

i know that peeps think this is stooopid...but so was space flight, and the earth used to be the center of the universe...or so they said.

i have no idea how people could think this is stupid. if you go outside on just about any day for a while you can watch them spray and watch the cloud cover grow. so much shit is right in front of our eyes but it seems like most people have their eyes fixed upon the idiot box.

 

[FlaDankster]

trichrider......

Check out a vid called HOME on you tube bro,very very good.It's like an hr 30 min i think but worth it to sit in front of the puter.

Really opens your eyes.....and if it dosen't you(not u but all) should except the fact that your a ree-ree.

If i knew how to put it up in here i would....but i'm a ree-ree on the computers.